Dick Cheney testifies before the United States Senate Select Committee on Intelligence regarding a top secret counter-terrorism program whose existence he allegedly hid from Congress:
Dianne Feinstein: Mr. Cheney, this is truly astounding. You knew of a mysterious program whose mission was so important you hid its very existence from the Congress of the United States of America?
Dick Cheney: There is a threat to the world that is so dangerous, that America has to rely on the ultimate last line of defense.
Feinstein: Billions of dollars of federal funding was secretly allocated to the development of this covert strike force. What can you tell me about it?
Cheney: I'm afraid that's classified, Madam Chairwoman. All I can say is, a team is being assembled. They are the best operatives in the world. When all else fails – we don't.
Feinstein: What did you say your unit was called?
Cheney: I didn't.
Feinstein: I don't know quite how to put this. But is this secret project… G.I. Joe?
Cheney: I can neither confirm nor deny that.
Feinstein: Are you Hawk?
Cheney: I am not Hawk.
Feinstein: You are under oath Mr. Cheney. You have to tell me if you're Hawk.
Cheney: I am not Hawk.
Feinstein: Are you Snake Eyes?
Cheney: I can neither confirm nor deny that.
Feinstein: Look at this ordinance: Accelerator suits, The Pit underground headquarters, Rapid Fire Motorcycles—
Cheney: (CHUCKLES) You mean “RAMs?”
Feinstein: Yes I mean RAMS! Admit it, Mr. Vice-President. You were secretly trying to create a real-life G.I. Joe! At taxpayer expense!
Cheney: Technically, we don't exist. We answer to no one. And when all else fails—
Feinstein: I know, "you don't." (SIGHS) Was George Bush Hawk?
Cheney: George Bush was not Hawk. He wanted to be Ripcord.
Feinstein: Admit it Mr. Cheney, we know everything!
Cheney: Knowing is half the battle. But only half.







Obviously, Tony Snow was "Snowjob".
dennitzio
Jul. 12, 2009 20:34:pm
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Colin Powell=Heavy Duty?
walkinghbomb
Jul. 13, 2009 01:22:am
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So that's why Congress always loses. They never know, so thaey never get through half the battle.
timothydillian
Jul. 13, 2009 03:08:am
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Brilliant. This cheney thing couldnt come at a better time. Powell is most certianly Heavy Duty.
lostepic
Jul. 13, 2009 08:07:am
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The 'Ripcord' thing cracked me up.
Colin Powell would be Roadblock, duh.
So who's Lady Jaye? Condi?
Who's Scarlett?
republibotthreepointoh
Jul. 13, 2009 08:39:am
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So I'm assuming that G.I. Joe is a subsidiary of Hailiburton now?
Kemper
Jul. 13, 2009 10:34:am
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Blackwater actually, (or the new Corporate name, Xe).
jacobblues
Jul. 13, 2009 13:16:pm
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"Who's Scarlett?" Isn't it obvious? http://tinyurl.com/mksay9
"So I'm assuming that G.I. Joe is a subsidiary of Hailiburton now?" Buh-zing.
walkinghbomb
Jul. 13, 2009 21:07:pm
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Jul. 16, 2009 13:33:pm
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